I agree. The original Kindle was revolutionary. But it's been completely stagnant since then. The level of innovation to drive forward doesn't have to be that

I agree. The original Kindle was revolutionary. But it's been completely stagnant since then. The level of innovation to drive forward doesn't have to be that large. After a lot of time thinking about the problem, the sweet spot for me would be an e-reader that combines: * CBR/CBZ/EPUB support * MicroSD slot for expandable storage (or 32 GB+) * Yellow backlight * Robust enough software * No Android or web browser to speak of (I want a focused device without distractions) (but maybe Pocket Casts built in, with a 3.5mm port or Bluetooth) * 300 dpi * 7.8 inch display And a price point of US$150. Which seems to be impossible with a 7.8 inch e-ink display. If someone comes out with this device I will buy it instantly. The Kobo Clara HD comes seriously close and I love mine but it is on the verge of no longer being on sale. I think I will just have to wait for the Android e-ink tablets to come down in price and deal with an absolutely ancient version of Android, which they all seem to have.